PANEL DISCUSSION + Live Q&A
Panel: Future of Language Support for ML
In this panel, we'll take a look at the state of the art of ML/AI development and how advances in language technology (specifically differentiable programming languages) can help.
Speaker
Jendrik Jördening
CTO @Nooxit
Jendrik is CTO at Nooxit. He formerly worked at Aurubis and Akka Germany on Data Science and Deep Learning in the field of industry 4.0 and autonomous machines.At the same time he took part in the Udacity Self-Driving Car Nanodegree, participating with a group of other Udacity student in the...
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Alanna Tempest
Software Engineer @Facebook
Alanna is a software engineer at Facebook working on differentiable programming in Kotlin. She is specifically focused on performance. Prior to Facebook, she worked on the compiler team at Mythic AI.
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Jendrik Jördening
CTO @Nooxit
Date
Wednesday May 19 / 12:10PM EDT (40 minutes)
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